Rob waxes nostalgic on his favorite format. The world keeps marching forward, but vinyl is still very much alive.
Rob waxes nostalgic on his favorite format. The world keeps marching forward, but vinyl is still very much alive.
On this week’s Saturday James, Rob takes an abrupt turn into . . . whatever this place is!
Today we’re firing up our rainbow Saturday Jams EQ for a working-person’s edition of your favorite music video blog periodical!

Icy, irascible impetus
of this continued chronic cold;
wars with what we wish to will
into existence: a
rival — a return
to warmer wits
warranted
fresh, new . . .
spring
I’m not a fan of these day shift working weekends. Aside from working three days in a row, I log in to WordPress to find that I had three views yesterday, which means the seething masses of my adoring fans were looking for a Saturday Jams post that I am unable to post, which is why I’m shooting for one every other week.
Here in North Dakota, the weather seems to have a huge problem with changing its mind; in fact, March came in like a lion, and now it seems to be going out coughing up a hairball that looks suspiciously like a wet lamb. And here I am, talking about the weather again.
So on a day like this I’m lucky to be posted in the one spot where I can find time to write. I’m listening to surf music: The Gasolines, out of Brazil — A little wild with just a hint of world influence. And all in all, it’s not a bad end to a long weekend at work.
Not to mention, I just found their label’s website, which is selling digital albums for $5 USD, including a 63-track Brazilian surf compilation, each song by a different band. Not a bad deal at all at less than eight cents a track!
Today we’re firing up that tasty rainbow Saturday Jams EQ for our After the Flood edition of your favorite music video blog periodical!
Today we’re firing up that beautiful rainbow Saturday Jams EQ for a special Spring Flood edition of your favorite music video blog periodical!
Today, I’m going to bring back Saturday Jams. There’s a lot of work to be done here, the quickest thing I can do is knock out a post for my peeps. 😉
The fragilesensibilityof wintercould onlyreticently relinquishits unyielding grip; this cold wavestill deepens fearthat the spring’simminentreturn is a matter ofopinion. Stretching ears:drops of melting ice!Those chilled tearsmight bring hope,or might lengthen these slenderpikes of winter’s fire. No false hopes.No wasted regrets.Our suns riseand return,vague practitioners passingin cryptic … Continue reading A Long for Sumarr
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A while back, Rob was bitten; not by a radioactive spider but by an idea to post a weekly article about a few songs that he really likes. There are so many possibilities that the series could go on forever, and so Saturday Jams was … Continue reading Saturday Jams: Something Old, Something New . . .